1984 Reunion Meeting
Thursday, June 25th, 2009
7:30 ish
Carlos and Linda's House
Need to finalize some details and figure a fee based on approximate # of people attending.
If you need directions or address, call me or Carlos
Rosie 830-776-0432
Carlos 830-776-9059
Rosie Garibay Willars
EPHS Class of 1984
Eagle Pass, Texas 78852
New Alumni Addresses
as of 05/07/2009
1989 Oscar R. Aranda
2000 Ita A. Cortinas
2007 Maricela Campos
1984 Becky Maldonado Hageman
1999 Laura I. King Flores
1984 Gustavo Martinez
1968 Merced Perez Trevino
1988 Crisela Guardiola Sandoval
1978 Edward M. Sandoval
1975 Raymond Lopez
1989 Maria Victoria Rodriguez Robles
1978 Martha E. Garcia Cavazos
1987 Maggie Campos
1979 Norma Yolanda Dena
1984 San Juana Barbosa
1977 Anna Hernandez McCarty
1973 Yolanda Luna Gonzalez
1984 Cesar Torres
1968 Lawrence Hiller
1970 Jair Castillo
1970 Marcos Villalpando
1951 Roberta Hirzel Schober
1996 Ana Monsivais Reyes
1994 Liliana Caballero Vega
1985 Aida M. Gutierrez Mullican
1989 Rosario Zuniga Potteiger
1996 Patty Zuniga
1955 C. Lynn Partee
1955 John "Toriano" Williams
1970 arturo delgado
1972 Daniel Garza Jr.
1972 Javier Cortinas
1972 JUAN SALAZAR
1973 C.A. WINN
1977 Vicente Duenez
1978 Norma Linda Salinas
1978 sylvia trejo lopez
1979 Rolando Flores
1984 Hada Marines
1984 Teresa De Los Santos
1986 Irene Hadderton
1986 Sandra Ulloa Trevino
1987 arnulfo torres
1992 Elijio hernandez
184 Gustavo Martinez
19?? tanyalee c ortiz
1956 Jimmie Johnson
1973 CHARLIE WINN
1975 Ed Pendell
1976 Ida Mae Yancy
1977 GRACIE TREJO
1977 Man Neville
1979 Ann Marie Salerno
1979 Gerardo A Camarillo
1980 Eugenio Campos Jr
1981 Leon Gloria
1982 DIANA PUENTE
1984 Ester (Seca) Gonzalez
1984 Ester Seca Gonzalez
1984 Karen Pendell Ritchie
1984 Salvador J. Beattie
1984 Teresa H. Coronado
1986 Zaidi Gonzalez
1988 Frankie Mejia
1988 Martha Amaya Gonzalez
1993 yolanda jones
1994 Esmeralda Jimenez Banuelos
1997 Eduardo Rodriguez
1963 Margarita Rodriguez Burns
1969 Linda Barrientos Del TOro
1970 Alberto Menchaca
1973 roger davila
1979 Maria (Cuca) Sorola
1981 Jose A. Jimenez
1983 Ellis Main
1985 Paty Barcena-Williams
1988 Frankie Mejia Jr
1988 Martha Gonzalez Amaya
1992 Sara Lee Garza
1995 Valentina Jeffrey
2004 Juan Cortinas Jr
1971 Marcial Reyes Jr.
1978 Mireya Villa Hernandez
2000 carmen de la garza-sanchez
1953 Ann Slaughter Smith
1953 Budje L. Smith
1957 Julie Blank Herring
1970 EDNA ROMAN
1972 JACK WRIGLEY
1972 jose flores
1992 Alma Reta Sanchez
1994 Marissa Hernandez
1995 Rosaura Montalvo Casares
2005 Felipe Zavala Jr
2005 Michael Morales
1958 Janice Helms DeWald
1968 Rosa M. Otero
1968 Rosa M. Otero
1974 Laura Patricia Garza
1975 Lilie Elizondo-Limas
THERE HAVE BEEN 2,982,253 HITS ON EPALUMNI.COM AS OF TODAY
SAPD officer arrested in woman's assault
By Valentino Lucio
Express-News
A four-year veteran of the San Antonio Police Department was arrested Friday evening in connection with the sexual assault of a woman last week, authorities said.
Officer Gregory V. Mickel, a patrolman, was being held on charges of sexual assault and official oppression, officials said. The warrants for his arrest were applied for and granted on Friday and he being retained at Bexar County Jail in lieu of $53,500.
Contrary to circulating rumors about Mr. Lynn Purcell, he is currently hospitalized at the Methodist Transplant Hospital in San Antonio undergoing a preliminary process for an eventual liver transplant. Initial testing shows him to be a good candidate for a transplant which will place him on a waiting list in about two months. Purcell is expected to remain in the hospital until Friday and then return to Eagle Pass and await his transplant. Those wishing to talk with him can call him at 830-776-0231.
Feds charge two in Maverick County with bribery
By John MacCormack
Express-News
Two Maverick County investigators who allegedly took money in exchange for protecting local 8-liner operators from a criminal probe several years ago were arrested Thursday on federal bribery charges.
Guillermo Martinez, who at the time worked as an investigator for District Attorney Bobby Serna, took $14,000 in a series of payments in 2006 and 2007 from an undercover agent, according to the indictment.
Sergio Beattie, an investigator for County Attorney Ricardo Ramos, allegedly took $2,000 in 2006, when 8-liner operators were under investigative pressure in Maverick County. More...Express-News
Breaking News: Two Local Investigators Arrested by FBI
By Roberto Castillo
EPalumni.Com
According to Eagle Pass Chronicles, a local news source, Sergio Beattie, who was currently employed as an investigator with the Maverick County Attorney's office and Guillermo Martinez, who had previously worked for the District Attorney' office were arrested by the Federal Investigation Bureau (FBI). The arrest took place this morning.
Beattie and Martinz were taken to the Maverick County Detention Center by the federal agents. It is not known what charges are pending nor whether both were magistrated. However, it is expected that they will be taken to a federal facility by Friday.
With the FBI still in the area, speculation is that more arrest may be possible.
Newly hired Coach Quits
By Roberto Castillo
EPalumni.Com
It came as a total surprise when word spread that Eddie Baca; the newly hired CC Winn head football coach had resigned. According to sources Coach Baca notified Coach Graf by phone of his decision citing his difficulty in finding a house or any other living arrangement in Eagle Pass.
It was also stated that his reason for resigning seemed somewhat questionable but that perhaps Baca had second thoughts about his new job and the alleged difficulty in finding a house or apartment was not quite the reason.
One staffer described Baca as a very qualified person with a very impressive resume which gave everyone confidence in knowing that they had a good coach for the much needed position.
This sudden setback leaves CC Winn in the same dire position they found themselves if not worse.
Its expected that the district will extended the offer to the other applicants that applied for the position of head coach now that Baca has resigned. Jorge Ruiz from Natalia seems to be a serious contender for Baca's totally unexpected replacement. The District is reportedly meeting with applicants on Tuesday.
Efforts to reach Baca for an explanation were unsuccessful but will continue.
Class of 2009 To Graduate Tonight
Roland F. Roman Jr. will be one of hundreds of high school seniors that will be graduating tonight with honors from Eagle Pass High School, and is ranked number 33 in his class. Roland has accomplished many goals through out his high school education. He played varsity football for 3 yrs, and was captained his senior year. Roly was also crowned Homecoming King 2008. After his football season was over, he was selected by his coaches to go participate in the West Division ALL Star Game along with six other guys from Eagle Pass. Roly is currently the president for the Custom Explores. His Proud Parents are Rolando F. & Rosie E. Roman and two sisters; Roxy Roman- Rodriguez and Rebecca & Ritza Roman. He is also a proud uncle to Rhianna, Corina Analessa & Jay Anthony Rodriguez. Grandson of Late Rodolfo & Francisca Roman and Jose & Melita Lopez. Congratulations Roly # 72 & to the Seniors Class of 2009! Remember Once an Eagle always an EAGLE!!
EPISD to Receive $7,193,000
By Robert Castillo
Random Thoughts
The entire school district has been approved for a total of $7,193,000 from the stimulus bill educational funds enacted by the 111th United States Congress and signed into law by President Barack Obama on February 17, 2009.
From this amount, $4,2008,000 is directed for expenditures allowed under the Title 1-A which gives School districts a wide latitude in the expenditure of funds to improve student achievement. Title I funds can be used for tutoring, reducing class size and after school programs.
The remaining $2,985,000 falls under IDEA Part B expenses which are intended to ensure that children with disabilities have access to a appropriate public education that meets a child’s unique needs and prepares him or her for further education, employment, and independent living.
All these funds are at the disposal of our school district that besides improvements in education, they are also intended to stimulate the economy through purchases, hiring and yes even some construction.
MORE.
A former U.S. Customs officer in Eagle Pass who is a cousin of a federal judge was sentenced Friday to five years of probation for importing a small amount of cocaine.
The Homeland Security Department arrested Alex Moses Jr., 28, Sept. 27 after Border Patrol agents found almost 2 pounds of marijuana and 6 grams of cocaine in his possession at a checkpoint north of Del Rio.
U.S. District Judge Xavier Rodriguez gave Moses probation after learning Moses turned to drugs while going through a bad divorce.
Moses faced up to six months in jail but also qualified for probation, according to recommended sentencing guidelines.
“I deeply regret what I did,” Moses told the judge.
The case was assigned to Rodriguez in San Antonio to avoid an appearance of a conflict of interest.
Moses is a cousin of U.S. District Judge Alia Moses Ludlum, who sits in Del Rio and routinely hears cases on the border, including Eagle Pass.
MORE.
Eagle Pass Babe Ruth League Already Underway
The Eagle Pass Babe Ruth League is already underway with the 13 year olds Prep division playing every Tuesday and Thursday and the 14-15 year olds division playing on Monday-Wednesday-Friday at Moncada Baseball Field with games at 5:45 and 8:00 pm.
The 16-18 year olds Senior League division will start play very soon. ALL PLAYERS AGES 16-18 YEARS OLD WISHING TO PARTICIPATE FOR THE 2009 SEASON MUST REGISTER ASAP AT 2205 ZACATECAS (830-968-6195) OR AT MONCADA BASEBALL FIELD DURING NIGHTS WHEN THERE ARE GAMES BEING PLAYED MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. PLAYERS MUST HURRY UP AND REGISTER SINCE PLAY WILL BEGIN DURING THE FIRST WEEK IN JUNE.
The Babe Ruth League is also having its annual chicken plate fundraiser to be held on Saturday, June 13, 2009 from 11am to 2pm at Moncada Baseball Field. Tickets are for $ 5.00 (five dollars) each and your support is greatly appreciated. Tickets available from coaches and players or at the concession stand and at 830-968-6195.
Lady Eagles played their hearts out last night against San Benito. Their game ended at approximately 1:30am at Southwest High softball field outside San Antonio. Despite their hard effort, San Benito came up the winner with a score of 3-0 thus ending another softball season. Photos by EPalumni.Com
Student athletes from both Eagle Pass High and CC Winn took part in the 5A Regional Track Meet at Alamo Stadium in San Antonio today. Photos by EPalumni.Com
Transcript of County Commissioner Heredia statement about recent article on Express-News
McCormack came from the Express News for the record is that you know he started asking me questions and he told me he was the reporter for the Express News. And I said well you know..if you need all the information you need to go to our administrator judge, our county auditor, financial advisor and our county attorney. There is no need for me to come ...for you to come over here to ask me about the landfill. I said because I am just a commissioner and I am only one vote. And when we make a project the whole commissioner's court approves that. And every item that I have put on the landfill has been unanimous and one of the things that bother me was that you know I went to the judge and automatically he told me "I don't know nothing about the lanfill," You go because that's Commissioner Da..(inaudible)'s baby. And I got a little bit upset you know. And so well you can't get that I want you to post it on the newspaper which he never did. So just for the record.
Ramon Ramirez wins the race for School Board Trustee
Landfill project raising eyebrows
By John MacCormack - Express-News
Web Posted: 05/09/2009 12:00 CDT
EAGLE PASS — On weekdays, Hector Chavez still wears the hat of city public works director, supervising about 90 employees and a budget of $2.5 million, while drawing an annual salary of around $71,000.
On nights and weekends, Chavez, 60, says his time is spent overseeing the county's new $6 million landfill project. Since 2006, his consulting company, Chace Management, has received close to $1 million from the county, and months of work remain.
“There's no conflict between what I'm be doing over there and what I'm doing here,” Chavez said during a lunchtime visit to the landfill site about 10 miles south of Eagle Pass, noting that city officials signed off on the unusual moonlighting deal years ago.
MORE - Express-News
South San football stadium goes millions over budget
Reported by: Brian Collister
Email: BrianCollister@woaitv.com
Last Update: 12:59 pm
High school football is costing you big bucks. Taxpayers in Judson hit the roof when they found out recently the Judson High School Stadium went $4 million over budget, coming in at $14 million.
But now another local school district's stadium is nearly $2 million over budget. News 4 WOAI Trouble Shooter Brian Collister uncovered the big bill being handed to taxpayers.
MORE - WOAI-TV
2009 Paint The town Project's 3rd Anniversary Celebration
The U.S. Border Patrol agents hosted over 110 volunteers who all showed up to tackle graffiti tagging at several south side neighborhoods. Border patrol agents cooked hamburgers and hot dogs for everyone to enjoy. Volunteers concentrated their efforts around the Sam Houston Elementary area, Puebo Nuevo, Nick Carr Youth Center, Carthage Place, Herradura Park, and Las Brisas. The actual anniversary date is Wednesday, April 29, 2009. The very first event was held at historic San Juan Plaza in the heart of downtown Eagle Pass Loma de la Cruz neighborhood. The mission for PTT is strong and steadfast, to eradicate vandalism and unsightly graffiti and to instill community pride in all residents of Eagle Pass and Maverick County.
Del Rio Federal Grand Jury Indicts Three in Ammo Smuggling Case
By: PR Newswire
Apr. 29, 2009 05:31 PM
SAN ANTONIO, April 29 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- John E. Murphy, Acting U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Texas, announced that a federal grand jury in Del Rio, Texas, this afternoon returned an indictment against Fred Farhat, the owner of Farhat's Boots and Jeans in Eagle Pass, Texas, and two other individuals for conspiring to smuggle approximately 10,000 rounds of ammunition into the Republic of Mexico.
The three-count indictment charges Farhat, 47, Noemi Carreon-Gonzalez, 33, of Eagle Pass, Texas, and her husband, Ivan Ramos-Gonzalez, with one count of conspiracy and a substantive count of smuggling ammunition from the United States. Farhat is charged with an additional substantive count of smuggling ammunition from the United States.
MORE - PR Newswire
UIL postponing all competition until May 11
By JIM VERTUNO
AP Sports Writer
Web Posted: Apr 29, 3:28 PM EDT
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- Texas officials are postponing all public high school athletic competition until May 11 because of the swine flu outbreak.
The move suspends the baseball and softball seasons and eliminates the regional track championships which were to start Friday, said University Interscholastic League Executive Director Charles Breithaupt. He said UIL officials acted on the recommendation of Dr. David Lakey, Commissioner of the Texas Department of State Health Services.
MORE - San Antonio Express-News
Gabe Garcia, native of Lytle, Texas performed at the Palo Alto College Fest 2009. Click on above photo for more photos. Photos by EPalumni.Com
DIRECTORY UPDATED ON JANUARY 6
A proclamation was issued in 2002 by the Eagle Pass city council
officially recognizing the service of EPalumni.Com and its owner, Roberto Castillo
Support EPalumni.Com ; our Advertisers
The Class of 1979 will be having their 30th Year reunion in Eagle Pass on July 31st thru August 2 and they are asking for 1979 classmates to contact them.
July 31 - Mixer
Augt 1 - Dinner & Dance at Garibaldi
Augt 2 - Picnic
Their contact person will be Norma Dena, Phone: 830-757-3737, Cell: 830-752-0394 or email at eagle_mascot79@hotmail.com . You can also leave your
Please be informed that the Eagle Pass High School Football staff will be conducting a football camp for kids ages 7-12 this summer. It will be on July 7 - July 9. The cost for the camp will be $30 the day of the camp and $25 during the pre registration dates which will be June 10-June 11. Registration forms can be picked up at Eagle Pass High School Football Coaches office or could be downloaded from www.epeagles.com. The form will be under the football section and under forms. If you have any more questions please call Coach Tom Gonzalez at 830-773-2381 ext. 343. Our camp is open to all youth ages 7-12 in and around Eagle Pass.
EAGLE PASS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STAFF
ALSO
JUST A REMINDER TO ALL YOUTH OF EAGLE PASS AND SURROUNDING AREAS. THIS WEEK OUR YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP WILL BE HELD AT EAGLE PASS HIGH SCHOOL. IT WILL BEGIN ON TUESDAY AND RUN THRU THURSDAY, 9AM-12PM. THOSE WHO ARE NOT REGISTERED FOR THE CAMP ARE ENCOURAGED TO ARRIVE EARLIER TO COMPLETE REGISTRATION FORMS, PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN MUST BE PRESENT IN ORDER TO REGISTER. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.
FROM THE EAGLE PASS EAGLES FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF.
Eagle Pass High School
Class of 1989 Twenty Year Reunion
July 3rd and 4th
Itinerary
Friday: Dinner and Dance , Residencial Reception Hall, 8:00pm-1:00am, 3149 El Indio Highway
Dinner: 9:30-10:30 (Late dinner to accommodate out of town attendees)
· RSVP by Thursday, June 25, 2009 Donation $25. Per person/$50. Per couple.
RSVP required for headcount to guarantee Dinner
· Walk-ins: Donation $35. Per person/ $70 per couple, Limited number of non-RSVPs will be guaranteed dinner,
· BYOB.
Saturday: Holy Mass at Our Lady of Refuge 6:00pm
Saturday: Reunion gathering at Fuddruckers, 7:00pm- 2:00am,
· All parties responsible for their own food and drinks.
Breaking News: Two Local Investigators Arrested by FBI
Newly hired Coach Quits
Class of 2009 To Graduate Tonight
EPISD to Receive $7,193,000
2009 Paint The town Project's 3rd Anniversary Celebration
